The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-06
COL. FELLOWSS LAST SPEECH.
HE CLOSES mrs CAMPAIGN WITH 4
RINGING ADDRESS IN HARLEM

The Latest Attack Of the Orxsns Of vstuper.
atien Driven Bach Upsa Its Scarce
Hsratio seynsur was Fsiiews's speassr.
Last night the visible and audible work Of
the campaign was concluded. The professions
and meetings that abounded all over tho city
were the last Of those demonstrations that
will DO witnessed this fall. In most Instances
they we're principally Of local interest and sig
nificanoe. The candidates for Aldermen. As
semblymen, and other district ofllces made
them the occasion OF direct appeal to their i'm
mediate constituencies.
They had one point In common, 30 for 40
they were Of tho Democratic or independent
stripe. and that was desire TO hoar Q speech
from Col. John r. Fellowa
The early evening brought with II the Ger.
.ainty that many must be disappointed. De-
spite the care and nursing that had been OK
pended on his throat after the close Of Friday
niGht's work, It was found that his voice was
almost entirely gone. Very reluctantly no
decided that his engagements must be given
up. At urgent solicitation no was induced to
60 to one meeting on his way up town to 60
home.
He sent kilograms to the various meetings.
Of which the following. sent to Warden Walsh.
who presided over q Second district meeting
at Paradise Park, Ii sample:
The "si D.' Of my voice S %si 70
on The Democratic s Grad aoiss fe on sIsosion day.
The only variation we when the
Aq sreasy rsefss hat having totally los. my voice
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yhs 9pe ,na s sa @
and Lexington avenue.
With the influential County DemoGpra .a f hnd
The Hon, Jacob A. Cantor had reused ths
meeting with . stirring speech. and It had
II Bye
0A'fFf e u say ms ssS tina. should speak
exhausted BY. my labors In this campaign.
n nan q Voice WI" have ave done ali that sy
power to not my own nv which S
have made my name conspicuops because q 9
not
nsys tBs a hs
H.voice-And you'll win Il.
1T was not because care 60 rauch scr what
yS snd fS 40
The party IN the STATE this yeaf
atroc lou u ISLANDERS and cslannies that have
called me to. YOU know full wsil the tor.
a Of Sssn al
that 1t has seldom. II ever before; been eQualled
even In the history Of politics. You know that
So much Of family relations and .socia1 inter:
Sss sssn e snS sia ssSfs 2 s:s &
ssss s: :s ss.s q ss SssP'
lXeioes1we are With you'll .
vealed: No public trust has been violated. No
aspersion. y made that have accepted briRes
honest. .tApplause,l The worst that has been
liz have eesa det That
=. an gu 9Ss crime
cratic majority is still entitled to control It's
own Affairs. or whether we are bent and bowed
ssns and ipsoi soil t ne%spaper King; APplaass.i
say Tonight IN relutatlon OF this outpOurlng
OF vituperation and abuse. The most Of It has
been answered as we have. gone along through
this campaign. There will be new lies coined
and old ones FURNISHED up all the time from
now until Wednesday mo ming. And whatever
the result Of the, election. by that time even
the most viciously attacking papers will be
willing to acknowledge that they have lied for
partisan purposes.
The most recent publication with which
they have sought to prejudice the public mind
! will notice a little tonight. 1t Is the last
word shall say In this canvass In reputation
or rebuke Of the foul abuse In order that
may not DO mispnderstood. that | may be as
charges that have been made against me,
have committed to writing what ] desire to
say. and ask the kindness Of the gentlemen Of
the press that they will quote me literally "a to
this charge.
Col. Fellows. at this point, repeated the state
ments contained In his letter Of yesterday, re-
plying frankly and finally to his mslianers,
and which Is printed in another column OF
The SUN.
As Col Fellows made his way out Of the hall
every man In 1t seemed determined to shake
bis hand, and II was many minutes before the
cheering subsidized. Col. Fellows was driven
directly home.
PROGRESSIYEs PARADE
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